The Sun. — London, England, 1810-06-08 00:00:00

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The Spectacle terminates with a Pitturesque View of a Battle, by Land and Water, in which Horses will perform in a manner scarcely credible. After which (by special desire of several Noble Visitors) A. Select display of pleasing EQUESTRIAN EXEk- CISES. The Entertaindienti(To.morrOw 'Evening) will conclude Ifith (for thelast_thne it can,possibly be exhibited) the po. pular Pantomime of HARLEQUIN'S SALUTATION To JOHN BULL, PADDY BULL, SANDY BULL, and TAFFY BULL, Mini shing w i t h th e grand Palace of •S;.-George, St. Patrick, St. Andrew, and St. David. To-begin at Hall-past Six precisely.—Half-price at Half. Past Eight. Free Admissions of every description will be sus. Pended to-morrow. • WANTED, . A N ASSISTANT or CLERK in' the Office of 1 a LAND AGENT SURVEYOR u populouS County, who will have ot;Lasionally to superintend a con.i., clerable Farm: •' A young Man Who can be well teconun , nd; ed,,and who possesses some !mowlecige in both Branches, wishes for further iniprovetnent theiein, would find this 'Worth attention. . . Applications trade by Letters, post paid. to A. B. No. 210 , Strand, on or before the inth inst. will be torwardcd to the Principal. • . .• MADEIRA WINE. TO be SOLD Two Pipes • choice old London , particular MADEI R A,\V IN E, iinaorted by'a Gentle flan for his own use. The reasdn of their disposal will be' t xpliiibed,it 'required. -Tiuty will be tbuuda qalhablead dition to any Gentleman's cellar in want of such a prime article. Price 1101. per Pipe. May be treated for sepa rately. Ch Apply,‘ by Letter, to T. H. No. 12, St. George's Place, rist . . Church, Su: Icy. MONEY BUSINESS. FROM 2001., to any amount, immediately ad vanced on Incomes, or on Bills of Exchange, or Notes °- 1 Hand, or any kind of security. Heirs to Estates, or La t'l6, single or =tried, supplied. Those who have 'Money tu lay out, may have it employed at la per cent. Constant Personal attendance from 101;11 5. Apply, or Address, post-pAd, to the Dire4lor of the Agency Office, No. 6, Bell Savage-yard, Ludgate-hill, or to Mr. Walsh, 4 - , Upper,Mary-le bonne-street. TOWET''rs.PATENT FIRE-GUARD STOVE, 4 which will eifeetually prevent •the\ variOus melancholy 'accidents which' so frequently occur,.hy Musiins Catching the Flames, or by Children playing with the Fire, *len left in a room by themselves. lOW Fri' informs the Nobility and Gentry, that the "lity and simplicity of his invention have been so uniVer. acknowledg,ed by the Fire , Itisttra:.ce , Offices, and the at large, as to have given this Stove d very extensive 'irettlation. Havo.y, '4,t•impleted a 44 elegant assort, i l ?cnt, the P a r e nte : o.:gs leave to recommend them to the no , ' t ee of '.the Public..—Ware-roorns,Vo: el 4, High Hulborn, IPPosite Southampton-street ; where may also be seen a 'l4e and eftgin a assortment of: japanned *Wire, Te.t Urns, 4 . 141 41 every article of Kitchen Furniture. This Day mere published, In Two Volihnes, small octavo, 'Oriee 14s. in boards, • ' Third Edition of THE LETTERS of Mrs. ELIZABETH NION TAGU •'‘ with some of the. Letters of . her Corre. , IPondents. ?art the First, containing, ner Letters trorn an "'rlY Age to the Age of Twenty-three. Publishedby mATTticw MONTAGU, Esq. M.P. Her Nephew and Executor. • Printed for T. Cadell and W. Davit:F. Strand; . o • ' Tins Day was published. ilf 2. vols. p' ~.e ss, in bpards, 4 :A . Short. HISTORY of ti- ! e . Adventures of ABRA HA NI 1) I 0 DATUS, a Loudon Reviewer. 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This Day were published, In One - Volume, Bvo. price 125. in boards, OBSERVATIONS on the DISEASE of the P- 101 N ; to which is added, s o me Re mar k s on White SWtllings of the Knee, the Caries of the 'Joint of the Wrist, and other similar Complaints. "I he whole illustra,:d by Cases and Engravings, taken From the diseased Part. • r:: Ily-the late EDWARD FORD, Esti F.S.A. The second Edition, revised carefully, with some additional Observations,.by THOMAS COPE LAND, Fellow the College of Surgeons, and Assists nt- Surgeon to the Westmin ster General Dispensary. _ Printed for ). Callow, Medical Bookseller, Crown-court, Princes-street, Soho. _ • W here may be had, just published, price 2S. Cursory Remarks on Corpulence. By a Nleintwr of the Col. ieEe of SurAcons. SALES, eitc MERINO SHEEP. • TO SOLD BY AU(7.31( 1 151, • At Llolland-House Farm, Kensington, on Wednesday the 13th of lune, tSto, at Twelve o'Clock, QEVENTEEN . MERINO EWES, .with their Lambs. one Three-year old RAM, of the Negrette, i. e: Campo Mange Flock._ The :.bone Merinos were importedlast Summer, by the express permission of the Government of Sp a i n , to t h e pre . sent Proprietor; having been bought by hint from the Ne. ette lock, then recent y rescued from . the French M Estra. m4dura. Also, Six twice-crossed MERINO RY'ELAND EWES, with their Larnbi, by the above-mentioned Ne4rette Rani. To be viewed on Monday anti Tuesday Sale, by application to :William illtnson, at the Farm ; witete - Catalomics may be hid, awl of Thomas Marti!. and Co. 1.3r01iz.6, No , . 61, Coleittan-strect, London. sou Tit HAMS, DI VON. (The 1.2 Ild • Tax redeemed.) To Bli SOLD, THE FEE SIMPLE- and INHERITANCE of the MANOR ofKLY I:, DON, in the following Pa- rishes : SHEItEORI). The ISA RTON of KENEVOON, consisting of an old Mansion, .now. used as. a Farm. hougt, Rims, and alt other convenient Out buildings, and 342 A. 2 k. 12 P. Of very r i c h Ar a ble, mcad u est,' and Pasture Land and Orchard, now in the occupation ot Mr. Robert Parker, who holds the same for the rcinamder of a term of 14 years, of which between two and three arc unexpired, under the very low Rent of 331. And also the Reversion in Fee after-lives under Conven. tionary Rents and lieriors, of 17 Tenements, in and near the Vl:lage of Frognioor, in Sherford, all adjoining to the Barton, consisting of a capital Water Grist-Mill,' Dwelling_ houses, Gardens, Orcharda, and 38 Acres of very rich Land. ~~ . [PRIeg SIXPI NCE "ffALPPENt. PARLIIIMENT. ROUSE QF P.A4S. THURSDAr, JUNK 7: Sever %lb, mostly pivate nature,.. were brought up /ruin the Cuinmons, and 1:1.(1 a first time. The sills on file table were forwarded in their re: speitive.stagei s - • SCOTCH tUD3CATUIt4. After *time cooveraation on the, eelay whi6h oc curred in the. decibion of Appeals brought before that iioube, Lords Exski, d ie, Laudes dale, and the Lord ChancellAr took a van, iri winch it , :.eerned to be acknowledged thatiiuttle shluld be resorted to in order to ettpedite itie ifeci.i u n o f such causes, fiord 14:111tierttale pledged him,elf, that before the clAse of the Ses4ion, he should move a re gulation to that effect. Order ot the I).iy was then :novel for going into a tlonitnittee the Scotch C.:(ittrts' Bill, when I,4tird LAUDERDALE declared his intention of Inbr il;iti°, that it be committed this day three goo ails.' Lord MELVILLE rqiiett to the ortjectioni of Lord Lauderdale; and after some cotiveriation, the mo tion of Lord Lauderdale was negatived. The House then went unto a Committee on the Bill, when Lord Lauderdale proNseci a variety of a liendme . nts, all of winch in the end were ne— gatived. - The Bill was then ordered to be reported tc frlorrow. CARNATIC CREDI MRS. • • • • On the motion for 'lie second reading of this Bill, Lord LaUDEHIJALE remeWed hid pt..jeellaaS la it, on the ground that 'sufficient information had not been laid before the 17kuse to form a judgment on its merits. , lie should therefore move for cert a i n documents on the subjed, which he was confident would disclose a scene 'ot iniquity and which he was sure the►r Lordships .never imagi►,ed could IlAattowax and LIVERPOOL had no parti• v'ular objea.on to the prodnction of the Papers, but 4 'that they were so.volurninous, that it was scarcely _possible to produce ihem ..bird• LAU D K DAL P. acquiesced in the second read. ing of the Bill but d, dared his intention of bt Mg the whole o► the transaction to which he had alluded belore Parliament in the course of the next Session. • Ttie Bill was then read a second ►ime, and order ed to be corninnied. Adjourned at Ten &Clock. HOUSE OF COMMONS. THURFDAY, ;UNE 7. The Report of the Coinnlitiee oil the South Wales Colleries was brought up by Mr. PATISON, acid ordered be printed. The House resolved itself into a Committee on Colonel Gard's Divorce Bill, and heal ti Counsel and evidence to prove tip: aduliely ut his wile, Mr. Lushington in the Chair ; and the House being resumed, the report was ordered to be received to morrow. Mr. FOSTER moved. the third reading of the Irish Starnp Duties Sir JOHN NEWPORT observed, that the Bill would prove highly oppressive to individuals, and the augmentation of the tax on receipts and advertise ments, he contended, would prole unproductive, and he embraced the present opportunity of enter.. ing . his protest against' the Irish basiness being brought forward at so late a period of the Session. Mr. FOSTER observed, thit - the Irish Budget could not be submitted to the House, until the Wilys and Means tor this Country were voted, as the Irish Loan could not be con mitted for until the Loan for Great Britain was. made. The Bill was then read a third time and passed. MESSAGE FROM HIS MAJESTY. The CHANCELLOR of the EXCHEQUER delivered a Message from the King to the &flowing riled : 4, G. Majesty feels it necessary to infvrm his faith. fu! !louse of Commons, that the salary allowed to the Lord Lieutenant of i relAud was raised in the year 1733 to zo,ocol. per annum, but it was found inadequate to the due mainte , 11.111 CC of that important office; his Majesty therefore recom mended to :he house to consider of rim means to make such animlentation to the .ante as was sufficient to the due support and dignfty of that high and elevated office," Mu. l'EacEvAL said, that the reason why the sub ica, was brought under the con,ideration !fr t ., House atier the Supply of the year was closed, wai because he had not the necessary information on the subj&t. The only doubt was as to the turd which the auotentati , ln to the salary of the Lord Lieutenant should be taken, and whether or not it could be defrayed out of the Civil Litt of Ireland.— He gave notice that it was his intention to-morrow to move an Address on the subje& to his Majesty, but nothing would be done in the business until next Session, to ghc time to inquire into the state of the Civil List of Ireland. Sir JOHN NIMPORT, and other Members, wish• ed to know what augmentation was intended to be proposed ? Mr. Paacamr. said ten thousand pounds, The Irish Postage Bill, and the Timber Duty Bill, were passed, and ordered to the Lords. The H cLe resolved itself into a Committee on the Irish Arming Bill, on the motion of Mr. Pole, Mr. Lnshingiun in the chair. Sir JOHNNgwrotur übjeeted to the bill. Mr. Poi.z moved, that the blank in the Bill be hclled up widi the words two years. Sir Joutt NI3WPOIT Naisi the Bill was a departure trent) he Consti!ution, u hich, though it might be justified when pasiej in the Irish Parlia,nent, yet it ougut not to be continued so long in force, if unne ceywy, nuw !hat there way so great an alteration in 2. SOU l'H P.OOL. A Tenement, called POOL PARKS, in the possession of John Hewitt, tOr a Term, of which between I; and t 2 years I are unexpired, under the clear yearly (tent of 701. And the Reversion in Fee after Lives, subject to Conventronary Aleuts and lieriots, in four other Tenements, al! t o P oo l Parks, containing intik- whole t 4 Acres of very gnoit Arable, Meadow, and Pasture Land. 3. CHIVELSTONE. The Re - Version in I'm after :wo Lives of a Tenement. call- -••-- ed Imrrt • Ns, and alter ime Lite of a Tenement, called FORI), subj , fet to Conventionary Rent and Heriots, con. taming together B. Acres of very rich Arable, Meadow, and Orchard ; and ako the great or im'propriate Tithe in posses sion Of the last IneAttoneil two Tenements. 4. PORTI.EIIOIII'Fi. The Reversion in Fee after two Lives of a Tenement, called GOO liS 1-2 LTER, in the Parish of Poitteinqut subject to a Conventionary Rent and Henot, containing Acres of'very rich Arable, Meadow, and Pasture Land alai Orchard. 5. STOCKI:NItAAI. The RCVCfiiO/1 11) Fee atter. three Lives of .1 Tenement, cal LAI CUTLA isll)S, subject to a Conventionary Rent .4nd conaiNting of a neat Dwelling-ho u se, G ar d en, and ti,c;lard, auti atr.att t%vo Acres of v,ry rich Meador Laud. Alt the • Estatc's lie on Navigable Creeks of the Sea, which run up Il' Uln front whence the iiitmt 81.ti - ine Sand is brought up tOr Manure, and the Produce 01 the Fa/1113 Di v be shipped oil' fur Plymouth, Dartmouth, or else where. Kevnedon is distant . from the Market and Post Towns of Kingsbridge3 Miles, Dartmouth, Tomes, and Mialbury, 12 Miles cacti, and Plymouth 2.G Miles; and 'the Village of Fr.ginoor, in which the Tenements i❑ the Parish of Sher ford (except the Balton) he, is rapidly increasing in Build ino, Warehouses, &c. and being situated on an Estuary, is particularly adapted for carrying on any Trade or Manu facture where an easy Water-carriage is desirable. For Saie of the Premises a Public -Auetiun will be held at the K siK's Arms, at Kiugabridge, on Tuesday the loth day of July next, precisely at Twelve at Noon. , Printed 2 Artieulars will be ready to be delivered on or be fore the 30th day - of 'this instant, and may be had at the Old London Inn at Exeter ; the place of Sale; of Messrs Sandys, Horton, and Roarke, Crane-court, Fleet-street, Lon don ; and of Messrs. El ford and Leach, Plymouth-Dock. • Dated 2,c th May, ISto. pREGNAN'T LADIES, whose situati on requ ir es a temporary retirement, maybe accommodated with Apartments to Lie-in, agreeably to their circumstances their Infants put out to nurse, and taken care ot. Tht con. sol.ation resulting from this Undertaking to many of the most respeetable families in the Kingdom, by securing peace and concord amongst ltelitions and Friends, is sufficiently con. spicuous to be countenanced by the humane and sensible part of Jlatikuul. Ilonour dna secret) , having been the basis of this Concern for thirty years, may be relied on. Those regardless of reputation will not be treated with.' Apply to Mr. Symons, or Mr;. Symons, Midwife, London House- artl, St. l'auCs elturch.yard. An clozible Count ry. House, wiltre Ladies may be aceom motlatect with Ala rtmciits. it' more agreeaole titan in Town. Letters (post-paid) :wended to, Advice iu all itlci4mt to Womellittid Clukiten.